pepsi also seeing big losses. the names that were the winners year-to-date are now the names it seems people are rushing out of. the hottest trades of the year now cooling off? what is it telling us about the market we're in, guy? >> i think what it says is these stocks have outperformed because there's a smaller and smaller group doing well. now people may be feeling a little more comfortable with the broader market. they're taking profits in the names that have been great. and they're broadening out. you saw it today with the semiconductors. stock was up 14%. but these tech stocks specifically some of these semis have been doing really well. they've come back with a vengeance. i happen to think when you outlined at the top of the show was actually good for the broader market. >> although, if the reason these are selling off is because you're getting a stronger dollar and getting higher rates, that's not going to be good for the broader market in my view. this could be the first signal of it. you look at names li

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. >>> try and fund management exits its stake in pepsi in "market focus." according to a regulatory filing the activist hedge fund sold its more than 18 million-share stake in the snack and beverage company in march. triann said pepsi addressed many of the operational issued addressed by the hedge fund. the news sent pepsi down 1.5%. >>> the cfo at tiffany and company steps down resigning from the luxury jewelry retailer by the end of the month to become cfo at newell brands which owns sharpie, markers and yankee candle. shares fell nearly 3% to 64.43. >>> honda posted an $860 million loss as currency he winds and hefty costs related to its takata air bag recall dragged down results. subsequently the company plans to recall 21 million more vehicles in addition to the 30 million vehicles it previously recalled. shares down more than 4% on the day to 26.28. >>> acacia communications made its stock market debut today. the telecom equipment company rai 4.5 million shares sold at $20 apiece. the stock rose more than 34% on the day to 30.95. >>> and pfizer will n

let's look at pepsi. shardz down 2%.e in on pelts's eliminating the stake in the soda giant and that is taking the wind out of that one. power is back in two. >>> here's your cnbc news update at this hour. the cdc confirming the first case of zika virus in a child in puerto rico. the fetus had severe problems and was diagnosed through a sonogram. >> justin trudeau meeting with firefighter as he gets a first-hand look at the devastation left behind by a wildfire that tore through parts of the alberta community. the blaze destroyed approximately 2400 structures. >> and spanish officials have ordered the evacuation of 9,000 residents close to a raging tire dump fire near ma zrid. the fire spread spectacular cloud of thick black smoke across the area. the mayor said the fire appeared to have been started eed intentionally. a committee held a hearing an traumatic head injuries in youth sports. equipment is only a small part of the solution to solving the concussion problem and more work needs to be done on prevention. that is

enormous change, and the president of pepsi, $25 million a year, pepsi sales have declined by 50% since 1998. i would pay her a lot of money to drive sables - sales down further. we will see what happens. my time is running out. i want to mention a couple challenges, we are not eating more fruits and vegetables despite all the farmers markets, propaganda, it is ridiculous. we need to develop these campaigns to improve consumption of fruits and vegetables which are protective of health and more probably the citizens movements, this food area needs to do what it is doing in many other areas, keep the pressure on industry. they will respond to public pressure whether it is over the web, newspapers or shopping dollars at supermarkets and they deserve applause for doing the right thing and so that is a challenge, environmental and health workers rights and other issues. we need to use diverse strategies from creative publicity to lawsuits to legislation. the greatest strength of the citizens movement is facts and credibility and persistence. got to keep this basically forever because opponen

. >> and this is going to be making pepsi and coke look like child's play. >> and pepsi and coke is ance a day decision if you are lucky if you are pepsi and coke, and here are the lives led, and walk down the street, and count at the people looking at the phones, and 40%. so as we are moving more and more of the lives to the platforms, the facebook valuation is speaking for itself, and i would bet long term though, carl on the personalization, and the segmentation of facebook perhaps over the search capability of google. >> interesting. microsoft is announcing it is laying off 1,800 works and taking a $13 billion restructuring charge as it is shutting down the last piece of the nokia phone business after it laid off 7,800 workers rerelated to the business last year. jon, surprise or not? >> not really. it is clear that this nokia bet which is kind of the in a way steve ballmer's parting gift to microsoft has not panned otut way that the company a had hoped. what has happened is the professionalization of the phone and the pc business. you heard intel talking about moving into the hig

[applause] and the president of pepsi, $25 million a year, pepsi sales have declined by 50% since 1998. [applause] and i would say it's a lot to drive the sales down further. so people see what happens. i see my time is running out and i just wanted to mention a couple of the challenges. we are not eating more fruits and vegetables despite all the farmers markets and propaganda it's ridiculous. we need to develop effective campaigns to improve the consumption of fruits and vegetables that are protecte pre and health and more broadly the citizens movement needs to do what it's doing in other areas, keep the pressure on the industry's. they will respond whether it is over the web and newspapers or with your shopping dollars at supermarkets. and i think they deserve applause from time to time for doing the right thing. so that's kind of the challenge in all of these environmental health workers rights and other issues. we've got to use diverse strategies from creative publicity to lawsuits and legislation. the greatest strength of the citizens movement is facts and credibility and then pe

companies are trying to hop on board from coke to pepsi.ng demand for the cold brew. joining us now is adam. i want you to consider a scenario for continued growth. adam: thanks for having me. the cold coffee space, particularly the bottled and can't cold coffee space, is an area of continued growth. starbuckoned partnering with pepsi and that is a growth area that has grown in double digits for the last five years. still a small market with a lot of growth potential going forward. it is fitting that niche, maybe wherenergy drink itch consumers want cold, on the go, convenient caffeine. stigma ofncreased carbonated beverages, cold coffee si beats that. vonnie: it's a pretty phenomenal amount of revenue to be had. do you think there will be acquisitions or craft brew type acquisitions in the space? adam: it's an interesting space because at over $3 billion at 2020, it is still only by our estimates a couple percent of the overall beverage market in the u.s. i still think it is quite small. there's going to be consolidation and a lot of volat

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compared with pepsi, coke is not as diversified a company. should it be, number one?r two, how do you grade its management teama vis-a-vis pepsi's? >> go in reverse order. pepsi's management order, they've done a great job. they've really steered the company. they've been focusing on the dominant snack franchise. coke, i think they had some stumbling blocks along the way. james quincey, the chief operating officer is a very capable executive. he can move coke into the right direction from an operational standpoint and really the marketing guy now, he is very, very impressive. investors will start to meet him soon. management team, that's what i would say. >> final thought. are you -- you're comfortable with them being a beverage only company? >> i am. focus matters versus scales. i think focus will matter. >> thank you both. we appreciate you being with us. >>> different way to invest in technology stocks, how about a reit that specializes in office buildings for big tech companies? the ceo of hudson pacific will join us. >>> we're so glad that michelle is back from i

i mean we can drive businesses like coca-cola, pepsi, canada dry, we can't drive them out of the city. >> reporter: now, three city council members were at today's rally and say they will all vote no. jane me blackwell, al taubenberger and council sanchez are again the tack. mayor kenney says if this tax does not go through there's no way to fund the expanded pre k and other services for the parks and rec centers in the city. the city council will vote on this measure in june. so we will see how it all goes down then. lucy and iain. >> thank you very much, dawn. >>> a break from the heavy rain for now in your fox 29 weather authority. chief meteorologist scott williams is here. scott, we'll take the break but i'm guessing that means more is right around the corner, right? >> it really is. i mean, we are getting that lull in the action so to speak. don't cancel any plans stepping outdoors right now we have the cloud cover but take look at ultimate doppler getting that break in the rain. but more is headed in our direction by the end of the week. we had some heavier showers even thunder

. >> how about pepsi? saw pressure today on news that nelson is out. >> i think coke has been -- well, i like coke better on a chart. now that seems to be rolling over as well. now if you want to trade these stocks, i think coke, for example, you've got to buy at sub-40 or above 47. >> how about the valeant thing is kind of interesting. people were like, ooh! >> that goes to the point you've got to be careful with these things. not only do they not show when they sold them, they could have sold them the day after the quarter ended but it doesn't show any options positions that the players have against it. it gives you not a full picture of what's going on. and, you know, 90 days with a name like valeant on 1 million shares, that's not a lot of time. >> today, as you know, friday the 13th. we're doing something scary in lieu of the "final trade." we're going to ask for horrific stocks for any portfolio. tick, kick it off. >> fitbit. this is a case of what's going to be a ubiquitous piece of technology. a lo

pepsi is a new high like johnson & johnson. all-time high this morning, pepsi as of now. it the latest pie in the sky idea, superfast train that takes you from la to san francisco in 30 minutes, like a bank drive-through machine, sit in the car, put it in a tube and off you go at rapid speeds. a canister. liz: you will be the person sitting in the canister in the vacuum tube. outside vegas today, milestone event they are calling it, showing how this technology would work. you sit in a vacuum tube, what is called maglev, they will cut the 6 hour dr. from san francisco to la to 30 minutes. stuart: elon musk is behind this, build a working model. liz: to show people how it will work. it is 750 mph. stuart: i take back pie in the sky dreaming. new polls in swing states out this morning. in ohio, trump is ahead, gaining a lot of ground. more liberal lunacy on college campuses. harvard professor says the left should treat conservative christians like they were nazis. this from harvard. .... stuart: help is on the way. firefighters are making their way down, or of, i'm not sure

it's stake inntal pepsi. you can see the stock falling off shortly after that filing came out.d 18 million shares of the company and now has cut that holding to zero. stock price is in white and the holdings are in green. the position was taken back in 2011 and built upon to reach 18 million shares. it has been cut to zero. it is cutting its stake in general electric. general electric also fell to its lows of the session after we got these headlines. ge is down by 1.7%. i also noticed in the past two moments where starting to get headlines on bridgewater. bridgewater cutting its stake entirely and companies like coke and viacom and fossil, increasing stakes in other companies like intel. we will keep looking at these filings that are coming out and give you any update. it varies in terms of the reaction that we get. it is also a snapshot in time. the holdings on the last day of does not necessarily mean they are doing it today. you do see reactions were investors follow along with the strategy of some of these big names. carol: thank you. now to it was presidential politics. as

and mcdonald's has been eating up pepsi. should you be concerned? i'll let you know. you can judge. stay with cramer. >>> when someone who isn't all that fond of the market come up with five names in the s&p that he actually likes, you have to sit up and take notice. that's why when the cracker jack technician, my colleague, produced five stocks with fabulous charts. five stocks he likes. i would investigate. what drives these charts? what lets them buck the trend? is it something we can detect from the homework? or is it a mystery? maybe a potential takeout. some self-help on the way. or an improvement in the macro environment. yep, he's been right. so when he's bullish on, right these down. flow surf, fmc. frank, mary, charlie. franklin resources, energy, energy, i had to dig deeper. fascinating to me. a mystery. put our sherlock holmes hat on. where's my -- my findings. let's start with flow surf. mostly for oil, gas, refining kept markets. this industrial seems like a total loser because it's been going down from pretty much everything. nothing to like here. however when you dig

pepsi-cola and mcdonald's, as the company continues with its turnaround.r records to talk about as well, whether you are looking at kraft heinz, austria, and lockheed martin, certify -- sort of a diverse group of different stocks at that level. there is one stock that is decidedly not on the record, at least not a record high. solar city is down 22% after coming out with its latest earnings report, and the really, there were a host of different issues the company came out with. it cut its installation estimates for the third time in the past seven months and announced the loan program for residential solar customers but it has been changing that loan program overtime. one analyst over at robert baird on the conference call said what is solar city? wall street is confused about your business model, there has been a lot of question about the debt model the company as well, the way it does its accounting. there has been a lot of different questioning. solar has already been a troubled industry. stocks are down over the past year. betty: they were a favorite o

the president of pepsi make a cool 26 million. rough my conclusion was nutrition is more important than the food additives, though they were significant and very interesting, and we've kept working on those ever since back then the mantra of the nutrition establishment, the american dietic association, the food industry and others, was a very convenient self-serving all food is good food, just eat a variety and you'll be okay. i began looking into it, and that clearly wasn't the case. there was a shift going on from some professors, the american heart association a little bit, recognizing that the saturated fact, cholesterol and other things in food with are major causes of heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes and there was controversy but the whole conversation was shifting as it shifted in many other feels you'll hear during the conference series, from deficiencies to excesses of but more by focusing on the kind of garbage that was producing. who are the people that create all this junk. and so i'm -- i'm outside

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together, bill and hillary will fight to get america online with a vision as clear as crystal pepsi.conomy will wake from its napster, take off like a white bronco, as they cut our taxes like lorena bobbit, and crush our enemies like nancy kerrigan's knees. (applause) >> stephen: mm-hmm. so pay no attention to the spin doctors and their "yada yada" - the clintons will double-dare to be our friends because family matters, and together, they will lead us into the next willenium. (cheers and applause) with announcements like this, hilary's campaign might just be saved by the bill, as long as he never has to say "oops, i did it again." (laughter) of course, there was another big vote this weekend: eurovision. thank you, europeans. (cheers and applause) eurovision is a no-holds-barred musical throwdown where european countries compete to see who can write the best pop song. it's the biggest europe-wide contest since the 14th century's "so you think you can black plague." (laughter) no one won that one. (laughter) the countries are judged on the performance of their signature song. it's ca

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pepsi sales declined by 50% since 1998. [applause] i would pay her a lot of money to drive sales down further. we will see what happens. my time is running out. i wanted to mention, a couple the challenges, we are not eating more fruits and vegetables. despite all of the farmers markets and michael collins and propaganda, it is ridiculous. we need to develop effective campaigns to improve the consumption of fruits and vegetables, which are protective of health. more broadly, the citizens movement in the food area needs to do what it is doing in many other areas, keep the pressure on industry. they will respond to public pressure, whether it is over the web, in newspapers, or with your shopping dollars, at supermarkets. i think they deserve applause from time to time for doing the right thing. so that's kind of the challenge, and all of these environmental other workers rights, and issues. we have to use diverse from creative publicity to lawsuits to legislation. the greatest strength of that the citizens movement is facts a

large that they are actually the number one player globally, even though in the u.s., starbucks and pepsiminant. carol: what surprised you when you started working on the story and looking into it? >> i personally drank iced coffee more than hot coffee. i drink it in the winter. i was fascinated by the fact that i'm not the only one. this is something that -- not only are there tons of startups getting into this, but it is a -- it is really big players. david: this week's etc. section, a look at what some say is the future of television. >> for now, a snapchat account called arsenic tv. >> it is a snapchat account which sounds weird because it isn't exactly a business, it isn't a media company, it only exists inside of the snapchat app. it is a lab mag where scantily clad models -- provocatively dressed. they do provocative things on camera. it sounds crazy, but it is -- in a lot of ways, the hottest thing in media right now. " tried to buy them. i had a conversation with the playboy ceo the other day. he candidly admitted they were rebuffed and continue to say i would really -- i'm very

or a pepsi. >> reporter: the mayor wants to use the money tax for pre kindergarten programs, communitychools and park and rec centers and this week local doctors weighed in claiming any drop in sugar consumption will improve health and even safe lives. >> councilwoman brown is proposing an alternative to the soda tax. a levee on beverage containers would would raise most of the cash the kenney administration needs. >> we have multiple ideas on the table. we typically end up with better out comes for the citizens of our city. >> reporter: 3 cents per ounce seems dead something less perhaps in combination with that container tax is still possible. display of the beverage industry. >> bruce, we're not opposed to the mayor. we think it's a great idea. our issue is that the tax is on one industry and one issue alo alone. >> reporter: well placed council source tells me city lawmakers very much want to support the kenney administration's programs. they'd love to give him a big legislative victory especially his first year in office. expect some kind of beverage related took come out of couns

pepper, pepsi.ies where revenue growth is apparent and value sheets are underleveraged. in particular as you start to see central banking changes not only here in the united states but also within bank of england as well as bank of japan. >> does apple below 90 a buy opportunity? >> i would wait to see revenue again and operating and gross margins. this may be a situation where you start to see margin pressure over the next 18 months so they are going to be taking down estimates. >> is it a head wind for the entire market. >> ominous point. we are look at the technology company here. so obsolescence and competition. i do believe it is an indication of global growth, particularly within china is going to be somewhat lackluster. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> what are we watching for me? nordstrom and the retail sales. >> and for me it is apple. that does it for us on "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" next. have a great morning. ♪ make a statement... make sure it's an intelligent one. ♪

. >> laura fin more, jim gains, gaulin knee, bill gildersleeve, derek griffith, rachel jacobs, jip pepsierez, justin sen ser. >> among the passengers that fate fall night former bucks county congressman patrick murphy. who's letter about the tragedy was read allowed to those in attendance. >> this tragedy has already taken eight lives. we must stand fast and not allow it to take eight memories. >> as wreaths where laid to honor the dead the talk on this night was also of the living. more than 200 passengers aboard that train many of them badly injured but kept alive in part by the heroic efforts of this citi's are first responders. >> unfortunate reality we lost eight brave individuals that night. but i know that we did indeed safe many more. >> reporter: on happened for the services, laura fin more' parents richard and cynthia in queens new york still feeling the pain of their daughter's death but appreciative of this community's efforts on their behalf. >> there's so much out there that contributes to vitality and life and we need that. my wife needs that. i need that. and we need that

and the president of pepsi, $25 million a year, pepsi sales have declined by 50% since 1998. i would pay her money, a lot of money, to drive sales down further. so we'll see what happens, but i see my time is running out. i just wanted to mention a couple of the challenges. we're not eating more fruits and vegetables despite all the farmers markets and michael pollans, and propaganda, we need to develop effective campaigns to improve the consumption of fruits and vegetables. which are protective of health. more broadly, this citizens movement in the food areas needs to do what it's doing in many other areas. keep the pressure on industry. they will respond to public pressure, whether it's over the web in newspapers, or with your shopping dollars at supermarkets. i think they deserve applause from time to time for doing the right thing so that's the challenge in all of these environmental health workers rights and other issues. we've got to use diverse strategies from creative publicity to lawsuits, to legislation. the greatest strength of the citizens movement is facts and cr

according to research out of can inadequacies, artificially sweeten beverages such as diet coke or diet pepsi her child is twice as likely to be classified as overweight by the first birthday. study remind expecting moms that if you are trying to watch your weight while pregnant get for water first. don't get for a sugary drink even it is a diet soda or coke. >> i don't buy soda or juice because i trying to save calories. it is either flavored water or sparkling water if you come over to my house. >>> amazon is revamp going same day delivery service. >> the of move comes in response to the complaints that it failed to provide services to poor minority neighborhood. group of report found amazon had big gaps in same day deliveries from primarily african-american neighborhoods such as in chicago and boston. company says it will deliver to every zip code where same day delivery is available but that will take sometime to implement those changes. >>> netflix will launch an international competition show called, ultimate feast master. sylvester stallone is a producer. i it will have competition fro